Labasa U14 girls claim Primary Schools IDC title after edging Ba 2-1
The Labasa Under-14 Girls side are champions of the 48th Extra Fiji Primary Schools IDC 2025, after staging a thrilling comeback to edge Ba 2–1 in extra time at Ki
Author: Mansi Chand
Freedom of religion is integral to the Constitution – Fiji Human Rights Commission
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has issued a firm reminder that freedom of religion is integral to our democracy and must be exercised with resp
Primary School IDC: Ba to face Labasa in Girls Division final
After an exciting semi final showdown, Ba will take on Labasa in the 48th Extra Fiji Primary Schools Football Inter-District Championship 2025 Girls Division final. In
NFP reaffirms support for Professor Prasad
The National Federation Party has reaffirmed its full and unwavering support for its leader, Professor Biman Chand Prasad following his decision to step aside as Deputy P
Police Commissioner hopes for mandatory drug testing powers
Voluntary drug testing is currently underway within the Fiji Police Force as part of efforts to ensure discipline and integrity among officers. Police Commissioner Rus
Speaker urges legal sector to embrace change for future
Legal professionals and policymakers must embrace change as a constant force shaping the Pacific, emphasising that legal resilience and innovation are critical to address
Primary Schools IDC: Rakiraki first to qualify for knockout stage
The race to secure a spot in the knockout rounds of the 48th Extra Fiji Primary Schools Football Inter-District Championship 2025 heats up today at King Charles Park, Nad
Primary Schools IDC: Girls Division semi finals set for exciting clashes
Football fever is building up in Nadi as the 48th Extra Fiji Primary Schools Football Inter-District Championship (IDC) 2025 heads into its crucial semi final stage for t
Students continue using fireworks, COMPOL urges public responsibility
Serious concerns have been raised as some secondary school students continue to use fireworks inside buses on their way home after school hours. The latest incident oc
SEEP condemns pastor’s hate speech and calls for unity
The Social Empowerment & Education Programme (SEEP) and Human Rights Commissioner Chantelle Khan express deep concern over remarks made by Pastor Kartik Naidu, who is
Shalom Christian Centre confirms Pastor Naidu was a guest speaker during Saturday service
Shalom Christian Centre confirms that Pastor Kartik Naidu, who made derogatory remarks about Hindu and Muslim festivals, was a guest speaker during their Saturday service
Employers raise concerns over Employment Relations Bill amid skills and labour crisis
Employers have warned that the proposed Employment Relations Bill fails to address Fiji’s ongoing skills and labour crisis, raising concerns about its impact on bu
Tudravu says Police Act Review is a crucial step in modernising the Force
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the review of the 1965 Police Act is a crucial step in modernising the Fiji Police Force and aligning its operations with current
Truck overturns along Nabouwalu-Seaqaqa highway after colliding with a bus
A truck has overturned along Nabouwalu-Seaqaqa after colliding with a bus this afternoon. Details on the condition of the drivers and the passengers is unknown at this
Police Commissioner plans to build warehouse to safely store drug exhibits
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has revealed plans to build a central warehouse dedicated to safely storing drug exhibits. This is after he acknowledged that some
Police Act review aims to align laws with international standards and people’s needs - Naivalurua
We have to sharpen the tips of the arrow of the laws to ensure its connected, relevant, people centred, aligns with the International norms and in line with the governmen
Former FRA Manager Project Controls charged with abuse of office granted bail
Former Manager of Project Controls at the Fiji Roads Authority, Ripon Baral and Aktar Ali have been granted bail by Suva Magistrate Shageeth Somaratne. Baral is charge
MP Kamikamica granted bail with $10k bond, plea deferred to Nov 28
Member of Parliament, Manoa Kamikamica has been granted bail with $10,000 bail bond, while his plea has been deferred to the 28th of November. Kamikamica’s lawy
Nadi Hospital unveils new Tuberculosis and Dermatology Centre
Nadi Hospital has marked a major milestone in healthcare with the opening of its new Tuberculosis and Dermatology Centre and the launch of a comprehensive Maternal and Ch
India storms into Women’s Cricket World Cup semi finals
India secured their place in the Women’s Cricket World Cup semi finals with a commanding 53-run victory over New Zealand in Mumbai this morning. India joined Au
Fantasha Lockington raises concerns over confusion in harassment provisions of proposed Employment Relations Bill
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association CEO, Fantasha Lockington has raised concerns over the new harassment provisions in Section 75A of the proposed Employment Relations Bil